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VistaJet's net losses totaled $436 million over the past four years, and its debt load more than doubled last year as the company's fleet size ballooned.

The U.S. Federal Reserve may be forced to defy market expectations hike interest rates aggressively again later this year, according to Daniele Antonucci, chief economist at Quintet Private Bank.

Even if you didn't make much money in 2019, you could qualify for a cash refund from the IRS by filing a tax return.

Twitter wrote a letter to Microsoft on Thursday, claiming the software company is using its data in unauthorized ways.

Barry Glassman, a certified financial planner and CNBC FA Council member, shares his experience with 529 college savings plans as a financial advisor and a dad.

Disney World's Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser is closing and will make its final voyage this September after being open for only more than a year.

Defense analysts say Russia has adapted its tactics during the war and say a more structured, coordinated and reactive armed force has emerged.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in premarket trading.

As demand for plant-based meat cools, advocates for cultivated meat, which is grown directly from animal cells, think they can target a wider consumer base.

Italy's Minister of Enterprises Adolfo Urso announced Wednesday a public-private fund that looks at consolidating "national strategic supply chains."

"We will continue our joint effort to support Ukraine's repair of its critical infrastructure, recovery and reconstruction," the G-7 said in its statement.

The New Zealand government had to balance helping people cope with higher costs of living with limiting the inflationary impact of government expenditure.

Pocket money rose by more than inflation in the UK in the last year, and kids found ways to boost their income on top of that, a new report says.

Toyota has commanded a roughly 40% share of the American midsize pickup truck segment since 2019 when Ford Motor and Jeep re-entered the market.

Three major airlines in Asia are back in the black, rebounding from their pandemic doldrums as global travel picks up.

Mark Miller, a Minnesota home contractor, is the last of three men to be sentenced for securities fraud involving dormant shell companies and penny stocks.

The Andy Warhol Foundation had defended its right to license artwork that was based on a photo of Prince by Lynn Goldsmith at the Supreme Court.

Disney and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis are entangled in a bitter feud centered in part around the company's special district and development plans.

An 18-year-old Wisconsin man was charged for a scheme to hack and sell access to user accounts at DraftKings.

CNBC's Jim Cramer gave young investors the low down on new companies that may be higher risk but have serious potential for higher reward.